Slots
Three-reel and five-reel slot-style apps.
42 entries indexed
Category taxonomy
Eight categories, one decision rule each
Categories exist so a reader can pick by intent rather than scroll by thumbnail. The split here is by the kind of round (spin the wheel vs. deal a hand vs. round a multiplier), not by visual similarity. That is why a small-card ludo app and a small-card crash app sit in different folders.
Spin
Spin-the-wheel apps with a stated coin curve.
19 entries indexed
Crash
Crash-style multiplier games with a stated loss cap.
14 entries indexed
Card
Teen patti, blackjack and casino-style 21.
23 entries indexed
Rummy
Points and pool rummy with a public RNG seed.
17 entries indexed
Ludo
Ludo apps with a verifiable match log.
12 entries indexed
Andar Bahar
Live-dealer-styled and RNG Andar Bahar tables.
9 entries indexed
Wingo
Short-cycle lottery apps with a daily draw log.
8 entries indexed
Editorial
Why this taxonomy exists
The split between categories here is driven by the surface the reader is asked to read during a round. A spin-the-wheel app and a spin-the-reel slot sit at opposite ends of the category list because the round length is different, not because they share a wheel metaphor. The same logic pulls a teen-patti client away from a blackjack client: the round decision surface is different even though both use a 52-card deck.
The eight categories cover the published Yono-style apps we have encountered. An empty category is not published. The list is reviewed when a stable new app lands in front of us.